It’s possible to add a custom dropdown box to the submit meta-box: where the user can only select X days into the future. If the date is too far, we set the post date to the current date. Here’s how it looks like in action when I add a new post, change the date and … Read more
If anyone else encounters this, check your source code and try and find the date in question to see where it’s being inputted, Googlebot normally finds these dates there. It turned out the Googlebot was picking up a date in the footer of my site, via the WordPress Latest Posts Widget, where I had selected … Read more
The correct function to use for what you describe would be date_i18n() WordPress function. It will produce output that is correct for timezone configured in WordPress and also localized if necessary.
Bonjour 🙂 you can use the function date_i18n, e.g. like this $dateToDisplay = time(); echo date_i18n(get_option(“date_format”), $dateToDisplay); look in the codex for more informations https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/date_i18n
You should not echo any content in your shortcode. the_weekday() function echos the date. You can use output buffering or directly get the date: Output buffering: function custom_shortcode() { ob_start(); the_weekday(); $week = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); return ‘<img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/wp-content/themes/coworker/images/daily-social-image-” . $week . ‘.gif” width=”100%” />’; } add_shortcode( ‘weekday’, ‘custom_shortcode’ ); Or use the global $wp_locale to … Read more
$post_date = get_the_date(‘d/m/Y’); $today = date(‘d/m/Y’); if ( $post_date == $today ) { echo get_the_date(‘h:m’); } else { echo get_the_date(); }
date returns a string but you are using integers in the switch statement. Use: case ’01’: $dateY = date(‘Y’)+1; break; etc. However, the switch code can be much simpler, and there is no need to call the date function again since dateY has already been initialised in advance: switch($dateM) { case ’01’: case ’02’: case … Read more
You can’t modify date_created on Export Gravity Forms date_created field isn’t actually a field that’s affected by that hook. If you look in /exports.php you’ll find in start_export() that they bypass the filter for ID’s date_created and payment_date and hard-code force the use of Y-m-d H:i:s foreach ( $leads as $lead ) { GFCommon::log_debug( __METHOD__ … Read more
Use the following code in file template single.php (https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_day_link/#user-contributed-notes ) : <?php $archive_year = get_the_time( ‘Y’ ); $archive_month = get_the_time( ‘m’ ); $archive_day = get_the_time( ‘d’ ); $month= get_the_date(‘M’); ?> <div class=”custom_archives”> <p> Posted on: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/310792/<?php echo esc_url( get_day_link( $archive_year, $archive_month, $archive_day ) ); ?>”><?php echo $month. ” “.$archive_day.”, ” .$archive_year; ?> </a> </p> … Read more
Are you thinking of something like this? if ( have_posts() ) { while ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); if ( absint( get_the_date( ‘n’ ) ) <= 6 ) { // First half of year … } else { // Second half of year … } } }